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For Hitchens, In Life And Death, An Unaware Cosmos

by: Barbara Bradley Hagerty

Writer Christopher Hitchens, who died on Thursday from complications of cancer at the age of 62, leaves behind some 18 books and countless essays on politics and public figures, but his most lasting legacy may be his atheism and...

SEC Files Civil Fraud Suit Against Former Fannie And Freddie Execs

by: Mark Memmott

An Early Exit For Early Retiree Insurance Program

by: Elizabeth Stawicki, Minnesota Public Radio

'Layaway Santas' Are Spreading Cheer This Year At Kmarts

by: Mark Memmott

At Bradley Manning Hearing, His Attorney Challenges Judge

by: Mark Memmott

Exercise Info, Not Calorie Counts, Helps Teens Drop Sodas

by: Nancy Shute

Occupy? Humble Brag? What's Your 'Word Of The Year?'

by: Mark Memmott

McQueary Repeats Allegation About Sandusky

by: Mark Memmott

Say 'Aah' And Get Your Diabetes Test

by: Nancy Shute

Top Stories: 'Cold Shutdown' At Japanese Nuclear Plant; Hitchens Dies

by: Mark Memmott

No Deal Yet On Jobless Benefits, Payroll Tax Cut Extension

by: Mark Memmott

With Iowa Vote Looming, Gingrich Struggles To Stay Atop GOP Field

by: Liz Halloran

Christopher Hitchens: 'Atheist Intellectual,' 'Noble Contrarian'

by: Mark Memmott

Japanese Officials Declare 'Cold Shutdown' Of Crippled Reactors

by: Mark Memmott

Homeless At 60: 'A Bullet I Didn't See Coming'

by: NPR Staff

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